Counsels on Health - Ellen G. White

precious gifts, to use their talents of intellect and
means in His service. Our workers should present
before these men a plain statement of our plan of
labor, telling them what we need in order to help
the poor and needy and to establish this work on a
firm basis. Some of these will be impressed by the
Holy Spirit to invest the Lord’s means in a way
that will advance His cause. They will fulfill His
purpose by helping to create centers of influence in
the large cities. Interested workers will be led to
offer themselves for various lines of missionary
effort. Hygienic restaurants will be established. But
with what carefulness should this work be done!
Every hygienic restaurant should be a school.
The workers connected with it should be constantly
studying and experimenting, that they may make
improvement in the preparation of healthful foods.
In the cities this work of instruction may be carried
forward on a much larger scale than in smaller
places. But in every place where there is a church,
instruction should be given in regard to the
preparation of simple, healthful foods for the use of
those who wish to live in accordance with the
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